Another is that notional accounts, being pay-as-you-go schemes, remain vulnerable to political risk.
It's this just-wanting-to-see-things that English Heritage seems perfectly willing to cater to, and it's the logical correlate of a modern attitude that sees places as exchangeable one for another in some notional marketplace.
My next book, which is still notional, will take another step.
Or would you rather spend your notional £400 on another fancy gadget?
And like Johnson's cruelty toward Lady Bird in the play, Walter White's love of his wife often seems more notional than real — just another emotional lever.
In August, the Isis rampage turned north towards the notional Kurdish capital of Irbil, where another US-trained ally – the Kurdish peshmerga forces – also rapidly retreated, leaving half a million Yazidis and Christians to fend for themselves.
With regard to these underlying comparisons, Gayer says, "On another level we are struck by the permanent notional commingling of the simian and the human, a composition which leaves us pensive and asks the legitimate question where we, who consider ourselves sapiens in a double sense, should finally classify man".
Another option is to turn the empty accounts into so-called "notional" accounts, as pioneered by Sweden.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Libya's notional freedom seemed like a mirage until we had driven another six hours through a land almost bereft of people, a landscape alternating between desert and a rolling, fertile greensward of farms, and arrived in the old Phoenician city of Benghazi, with its neglected colonial-era Italianate buildings.
Libya's notional freedom seemed like a mirage until we had driven another six hours through a land almost bereft of people, a landscape alternating between desert and a rolling, fertile greensward of farms, and arrived in the old Phoenician city of Benghazi, with its neglected colonial-era Italianate buildings.
